Global Supply Chain Pressure Index (Dec) 0.51 (Prev. -0.16)

The recent reading of the Global Supply Chain Pressure Index at 0.51 shows a notable increase from the previous -0.16, indicating a shift towards greater pressure in the supply chain.

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This change may raise concerns about inflationary pressures and could influence central bank policy direction as they navigate recovery and growth strategies.

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